The Millionaire Middleman

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April – Jun 08, 2020

Scammer’s website beachwood.bw-sites.com

Country United States

Type of a scam Other

Initial means of contact Social media (e.g., Facebook)

This company, Millionaire Marketing, is considered a marketing consultant. They went under the name Beachwood Marketing, LLC. There is no working email as far as I can see. There is not an email listed on BBB. When you sign up, they put you in a facebook group. They charge everyone something different for the same exact service and they see how much money they can get out of you. This company is NOT transparent by any means. They push you and lie. They tell you that you can make your money back in a month or two. What they don’t tell you is that your initial fee is not all that is entailed in this business. You quickly learn about the monthly costs to operate and additional monies needed which they do not disclose. They prey on the vulnerable and when people realize they were lied to the company can care less and will refuse a refund. Again you can’t reach them unless you are messaging on facebook. They don’t admit they are wrong and will tell you that you knew exactly what you were signing up for… all NOT true. This is a scam on so many levels. There are multiple layers of businesses propigating lies. This is nothing more than a phishing expedition. Please take the time to do your homework and don’t let anyone from this company pressure you to do anything that you are not ready for. Please do your homework. Beware! I read the other complaint and it does not surprise me. They use scare tactics when you get onto them.

Randall –

Victim Location 98233

Total money lost $2,000

Type of a scam Investment

These scammers use a variety of online marketing techniques (Facebook and AdWords) to sell their online marketing "course," which instructs you how to build what I’d call a "fake it til you make it" marketing business.

In their promotional material, they suck you in to the idea of helping local businesses with their marketing, but once you access the training material, it turns into a whole different animal. Some of their material is useful, but the main idea is to hire foreign workers to funnel emails to you, and blast those emails in an attempt to build marketing campaigns for businesses across the country or around the globe, and to get them to pay you thousands of dollars for campaigns. This little to nothing to do with helping local businesses grow.

Furthermore, on their social media site, I saw few success stories and tons of problems that people were having getting started. People are pouring thousands of dollars into this and quitting their jobs in hopes of making millions. It’s just not realistic. I believe this business is a scam.

After I realized what they were doing, I attempted to negotiate an end to my subscription. They would not budge. Instead, they’re continuing to charge my card $*** a month. I’ve had to negotiate with my bank to stop these charges, which I suspect they will continue trying to collect for at least one year.

Website: beachwood.bw-sites.com

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